Akzo Nobel first to abolish collective prepension

NETHERLANDS - Chemical company Akzo Nobel is the first company to abolish the collective prepension scheme for its Dutch employees. Instead they can save individually for long-term leave via the new ‘levensloop’ scheme, which still will allow retirement at 62.

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